Mark your calendars...
There is a correction to the school calendar - Friday, October 10 will be a 2:20 dismissal!
On Friday the cheerleaders are challenging all the students that ride a bus to school ... They want to see whose bus has the most school spirit!! So, deck yourself out in your blue and white Triopia gear!
The cheerleaders will greet the buses on Friday morning and capture the sea of BLUE!
The cheerleaders will greet the buses on Friday morning and capture the sea of BLUE!
Bus School Spirit Competition
October Lunch Menu
The first graders enjoyed a beautiful day on their field trip to Prairie Land.
Our Cheerleaders will once again be hosting a bonfire for homecoming week....7th-12th grade students are invited.
2025 Homecoming Dress Up Days....HS, JH, and elementary students are invited to participate.
Triopia Volley for Hope T-shirt Order forms are due tomorrow to the GS office!
The 2025 Homecoming Week will begin with our annual parade hosted by Meredosia High School on Sunday, September 28th at 3:00 p.m. A meal is being hosted prior to the parade in support of the Meredosia Music Boosters. If you are interested in being in the parade, contact Meredosia Schools at 217.584.1744 or send an email to kgraham@mcsd11.net, tsievers@mcsd11.net, or 2026ihull@mcsd11.net.
Today's HS golf match at K's Creek has been cancelled.
Students in Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica are teaching the kindergarten classes some Spanish this year. The first lesson was over colors- los colores!
Juniors who are interested in the healthcare career field attended the UIS/UIC Nurse for A Day program. Students heard from healthcare professionals from Memorial Hospitals, were able to work with UIC patient simulators, use equipment aimed at sports medicine, and learn different healthcare pathways from current nursing students.
Job Opportunity!
This morning in Mrs. Miller's Environmental Science class, students dug clover roots and looked at them under the microscope to see the nodules where nitrogen fixing bacteria live as part of their lesson on earth's biogeochemical cycles.
For the 2025-2026 school year, Triopia is pleased to spotlight its new staff members. Andrew Winkeljohn is our new high school social studies teacher! Mr. Winkeljohn attended Quincy University and graduated in the Fall of 2021 with a Bachelor’s Degree in History. When asked about his favorite class to teach, Mr. Winkeljohn states that U.S. History is his favorite subject. His favorite part of teaching US History and/or social studies is when students are able to examine a historical topic and develop their own personal perspective. Outside of school, Mr.Winkeljohn enjoys spending time with family, watching sports and movies, and thrifting with his girlfriend. Even though he’s only been here for a month, he states that his favorite thing about Triopia is how the community and school and have been incredibly welcoming and are willing to assist with anything! We are happy and proud to have Mr. Winkeljohn as part of our staff! #triopia
September Lunch Menu
Trivia Night!
For the 2025-2026 school year, Triopia is pleased to spotlight its new staff members. Eli Embley is our new high school math teacher! Mr. Embley graduated from Western Illinois University in the Spring of 2025 with a major in chemistry and minors in math and geology. This is Mr. Embley’s first year in the classroom. When asked about his favorite thing about teaching, he said it’s the “lightbulb” the students get when they understand the formulas and know how to apply them. Outside of school, Mr. Embley says he loves to hangout with his family and friends. He also loves game nights, even though he says he is not great at trivia. When asked about his favorite thing about Triopia, he states that he appreciates it as a community and how everyone treats each other here. When asked to share one more thing, Mr. Embley says that he is a Triopia grad and he is excited to be back! We are happy and proud to have Mr. Embley as part of our staff! #triopia
Triopia Schools will dismiss early next Friday!
